H. R. 9344 proposes a grant program to be managed by the Secretary of Education to promote youth sports in elementary and secondary schools. The program aims to expand athletic offerings, provide financial support for sports facilities and equipment, and reduce participation...
H. R. 9344 is a plan to give schools money to help kids play more sports, especially girls, by fixing sports places and making sure nobody is treated unfairly because of who they are.
H.R. 8993, also known as the Focus on Learning Act, seeks to have the Secretary of Education study how mobile devices affect students in elementary and secondary schools. The bill also proposes a pilot program to award grants to certain schools to create environments...
The Focus on Learning Act is all about checking how using phones and tablets in schools affects kids' learning and feelings. It also wants to test out locking these devices away during school to see if it helps kids focus better, but some special uses, like translation or health needs, are allowed.
H.R. 9822, known as the “Improving Brain Health in Schools Act,” aims to amend the Public Health Service Act to extend the eligibility for grants to elementary and secondary schools in addition to higher education institutions. The bill seeks to promote brain health by...
H.R. 9822 wants to help schools by giving them money to set up special rooms where students can relax and learn how to feel better when they're upset, and it changes the words we use to talk about feelings so more kids aren't scared to ask for help.
H.R. 5567, titled the "Combating the Lies of Authoritarians in School Systems Act" or the "CLASS Act," is a bill aimed at preventing U.S. public elementary and secondary schools from accepting funds or entering into contracts with the Government of the People's Republic of China and the...
The CLASS Act is a rule that says schools can't take money or make deals with China if it's more than $10,000, and they have to tell the government about it. This is to make sure the schools are not being influenced by foreign countries.
S. 3907, titled the “Literacy Improvement for Transformation Act of 2024,” aims to establish a grant program to help local educational agencies ensure that every elementary and secondary school has at least one full-time certified reading, literacy, or biliteracy specialist....
S. 3907 wants to make sure each school has a special teacher who helps students and teachers with reading, and it plans to give money to schools to pay for these special teachers.
H. R. 8524, known as the "Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Act," aims to improve the availability of mental health services in high-need public elementary and secondary schools across the United States. The bill proposes grants to states, which then provide subgrants to local...
H. R. 8524 is a plan to give more money to schools, so they can hire people like counselors and psychologists to help kids feel better and do well at school. It makes sure there are enough helpers for every kid and promises money to keep the program going each year but doesn't say exactly how much.
H.R. 6816 aims to stop federal education funds from being available to elementary and secondary schools in the United States if they receive direct or indirect support from the Government of the People's Republic of China. This includes schools that partner with or receive...
H.R. 6816 is a rule saying that schools won't get money from the U.S. government if they get any kind of help from the Chinese government. This rule is to make sure schools don't use stuff from places like Confucius Institutes that are linked to China.
H. R. 7844 aims to create a competitive grant program overseen by the Secretary of Education, awarding grants to local educational agencies. The purpose of these grants is to train educators and staff in elementary and secondary schools on implicit bias, with the goals of...
This bill wants to give some schools money to help teachers learn how to be fair and nice to everyone, no matter what they look like or believe, by teaching them about biases they might not even know they have. They're planning to spend $10,000,000 each year for three years to make schools a better place for all kids to learn and grow.
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